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Educating Catholic Children in the Case of Parental Divorce, Cohabitation and Re-marriage

A Church Law Review

Title: Educating Catholic Children in the Case of Parental Divorce, Cohabitation and Re-marriage

Scientific Essay , 2012 , 30 Pages

Autor:in: János Talabér (Author)

Theology - Practical Theology
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In the aspect of the Council and the new code, the parental rights had been settled and it seemed to be absolutely clear what these rights and obligations had been. However, as this essay would like to show, there remained many questions opened. The major thing that kept us puzzle through our previous doctoral research as well was that how parental rights and duties can be exercised if the parents get divorced, or there is a partner of life (cohabitation) and also when one or both parents remarry. In these cases, the duties and the rights must be handled more precisely. We do think that the Code does not count on these in every detail. The problem might be that the CIC itself would not account for civil divorce and re-marriage. It only speaks about “legal” separation. However, in the case of a successful nullity case and positive decision, we must account for remarriage, or partnership where the duties and right must also be exercised, and the children must get the proper education.

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Inhaltsverzeichnis (Table of Contents)

  • Introduction
  • Participants in education process
    • Parents as primary educators
    • Role of godparents

Zielsetzung und Themenschwerpunkte (Objectives and Key Themes)

This essay examines the application of Canon Law regarding the education of Catholic children in the context of parental divorce, cohabitation, and remarriage. It investigates how parental rights and duties, as defined in the Code of Canon Law (CIC), are exercised in these complex family structures.

  • Parental rights and duties in Catholic education
  • The role of the Church in guiding Catholic education
  • The challenges posed by family structures resulting from divorce, cohabitation, and remarriage
  • The adequacy of the CIC in addressing modern family dynamics
  • The practical application of Canon Law in non-traditional family situations

Zusammenfassung der Kapitel (Chapter Summaries)

The introduction discusses the historical context of the Code of Canon Law's approach to Catholic education, highlighting the influence of Vatican II and the documents Gravissimum Educationis and Dignitas humanae. It establishes the central question of how parental rights and responsibilities in education are navigated in cases of divorce, cohabitation, and remarriage, areas where the Code may lack specific guidance.

The section on "Participants in education process" focuses on the roles of parents and godparents. It emphasizes the primary role of parents as the first educators and discusses the expectations and limitations associated with the role of godparents in Catholic upbringing.

Schlüsselwörter (Keywords)

Catholic education, Canon Law, parental rights and duties, divorce, cohabitation, remarriage, Vatican II, Gravissimum Educationis, Dignitas humanae, family structures, godparents.

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Title
Educating Catholic Children in the Case of Parental Divorce, Cohabitation and Re-marriage
Subtitle
A Church Law Review
Author
János Talabér (Author)
Publication Year
2012
Pages
30
Catalog Number
V187095
ISBN (eBook)
9783656104636
ISBN (Book)
9783656104780
Language
English
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educating catholic children case parental divorce cohabitation re-marriage chruch review
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János Talabér (Author), 2012, Educating Catholic Children in the Case of Parental Divorce, Cohabitation and Re-marriage, Munich, GRIN Verlag, https://www.grin.com/document/187095
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